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RM2AGDX62–. The American journal of anatomy. ; No.109, 11 mm.; No. 175, 13 mm.; No. 22, 20 mm.; No. 86, 30 mm. The colors,yellow and red, are used to indicate respectively the cochlear and vestibulardivisions, and in general nerve fibers can be distinguished from ganglioncell masses by their lighter tone. The pictures represent a magnification of25 diams. The following abbreviations are used: absorpt. focus ^a.rea of wall where absorption is complete.amp. = ampulla membranacea.cms = crus commune,c. sc. lat. = ductus semicircularis lateralis.c. sc. post. = ductus semicircularis posterior,c. sc. sup. = du
RM2CF9EY9–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AG173K–. Lehrbuch der Gewebelehre; mit vorzugsweiser Berücksichtigung des menschlichen Körpers. nach beiden Seiten hin blind endigt. Nahe seinem weiterenAnfangsstück, also an der Basis der Schnecke, ist er durch den Canalisreuniens mit dem Sacculus in Commuiiikation gesetzt. Ein Querschnitt einer Schneckenwindung zeigt somit drei in sichabgeschlossene Räume, von welchen der basalwärts gelegene der Scala Toldt, Gewebelehre. 2. Aufl. 41 642 Ductus cochlearis. tympani {Paukentreppe) entspricht (Fig. 189 T); oberhalb der Laminaspiralis ossea und membranacea befinden sich zwei Räume, von denender grössere
RM2CF9F1M–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AKH7FC–Comprehensive catalogue of Queensland plants, both indigenous and naturalisedTo which are added, where known, the aboriginal and other vernacular names; with numerous illustrations, and copious notes on the properties, features, &c., of the plants . Brilnnich). (Fig. 8.) Order IV.— ANONACEJE. Tribe I.—Uvarie^e.Uvaria. Linn. membranacea, Benth. (Fig. 9.)Goezeana, F. v. M.Fitzalania, F. v. M. heteropetala. F.v.M.— ? Uvaria heteropetala, F. v. M., FlAustr. i. 51. Tribe II.—Unone.e.Cananga, Ram ph. odorata, H. f. et T-—Wood hard, grey.Unonia, Linn. Wardiana, Bail.— Niadoa of Mapoon natives. (Fig.
RM2CF9EXY–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AJGH0R–Die männlichen Geschlechtsorgane . e liegende Abschnitt,die Pars trigonalis (membranacea) mit der Cuvatura subpubica, wenigerfest der übrige (größere) Dammteil und der Beckenteil (die Pars pro-statica und intramuralis). Der Dammteil ist am beweglichsten dichtvor dem festesten Abschnitt, nämlich vor der Pars trigonalis in derPars praetrigonalis. Nach ihrer Entwicklung kann man die Harnröhre in eine Urethraposterior vom Orificium internum bis zu den Ductus ejaculatorii undeine Urethra anterior von hier bis zum Orificium externum trennen.Die Urethra posterior ist Harnweg „Urethra propria, die Ure
RM2CF9EXJ–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AJGE0A–Die männlichen Geschlechtsorgane . la fossae navi-cularis an bis zur Pars membranacea in der dorsalen Wand der Harn- i86 Die männliche Harnrülire. IST Dorsale Längs/alte röhre und in geriniierer Zahl im Übergang der lateralen in die untereWand, seltener in dieser vor. Wie schon l)enierkt, sind sie besonders im (irunde verhältnismäßiglanger Schleimhautgänge zahlreich. Wegen ihrer praktischen Bedeutungverdienen letztere l)esondeie Berücksichtigung. Die Schleimhautgänge,Urethralgänge. Paraure-thralgänge (B. X. A.) sindS—12 mm lange und 0,5 mmweite mit Epithel ausgeklei-dete (xänge.die neben derHa
RM2CF9EWB–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AJGTC6–Die männlichen Geschlechtsorgane . gen die Pars membranacea und bulbosa hin in ein(mitunter auch mehrere) Schleimhautfältchen sich fortsetzt, die jtroximalwie distal in die Crista urethralis auslaufen. Die proximale Leisteendet nach oben in die Uvula vesicae, die distale verliert sich inden Schleimhautfalten der Pars membranacea und bulbosa urethraeöfters mit gabhger Teilung, Frenula cristae urethralis. Handbuch der Anatomie. VU. U, 2. 10 14; I4r) K. EBERTH. Seine größte Ausdehnung erreicht der Collicuhis in Höhe undBreite etwa in der Mitte der Pars prostatica, mitunter auch etwas höheroder ti
RM2CF9EG0–Praying mantis. Green praying mantis in branch. Giant Asian Green Praying Mantis (Hierodula membranacea)
RM2AKR55P–Die Krankheiten des Ohres und deren Behandlung . nales haben. Die beiden vertikalen Kanäle haben eine gemeinschaftliche En-digung. Nach vorn geht der Vorhof in die mit der Spitze nach aussen ge-richtete Schnecke über. Die Schnecke hat 21/* Windungen, die um diehorizontal gestellte Spindel (Modiolus) aufgerollt erscheinen. Von derSpindel ragt eine ebenfalls knöcherne sog. Spiralplatte (L. s. o. des schema-tischen vertikalen Durchschnittes durch eine Schneckenwindung, Fig. 37) in dasLumen der Schnecke herein, die sich durch die Lamina spiralis membranacea, welcheauch als Membrana basilaris (M.b.
RM2AWWGG3–Geological magazine . mlh /^ 10-b 13b Ui Gco.West t Sons del.lith et-iiiip. FOSSIL ESTHERI^. THE GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE, NEW SERIES. DECADE III. VOL. VIII. No. II.—FEBRUARY, 1891. OI^Z<3-II^^.A.3L .A.I^TIGLES. I.—On some more Fossil EsxHERiiE.By Professor T. Rupert Jones, F.R.S., F.G.S., etc. (PLATE II.) Introduction. Estheria membranacea of the Old Red, Orkney.Estheria Andrewsii of the Purbeck, Wilts.Estheria Hindei of the Trias, Pennsylvania.Estheria minuta (Germari ?j of the Trias, Saxony. var. Brodieana of the Trias, Cheshire. Estheriella.Estheriella cantata ) j; j.i. m • o Estheriella nod
RM2ANBTXT–Sea and inland fisheries: report . Processa canaliculata, I 123. R. Rhinochimaera atlantica, IV IS.Richardina spinicincta, I 166. S. ,s((//^r-f Som, I 136.Scalibregma inflatum, II 3.Sclerocheilux minutus, II 1.Sclerocrangon, I 139. vlgassm, I 140. Jacqueti, I 140. Scrgcstes, I 24. arcticus, I 30. Sergestes bisulcatus, I 28. inermis, I 25. maynificus, I 30. Meyeri, I 30. Rinki, I 32. rdbustus, I 25. vigilax, I 32. Sergia, I 24.Solenoccra, I 13. membranacea, I 20. Pkilippi, I 20. siphonocera, I 20. Southern, R., Ill 1.Spirontocaris, I 102. Cranchi, I 106. Gaimardi, I 103. — polaris, I 103. pusio
RM2CF6B7T–. Deutschlands Insectenfaune, oder, Entomologisches Taschenbuch für das Iahr 1795. o longiori, ultimacrafliori, truncato, labii medio inferti. Mandibula 7. 8. porrecta, Cornea, arcuata, acuta, edentula;jyinxiUa 1*2* brevis, recta, membranacea, conica,acuLa, integia. Lnhium ii.breve, corneum, rotun-datum, fubcompreflum, integcrrimum. ji7tte?inae12. 13. moniliformes , articuiis undecim fubaequa-libus ultimo ovato. ChpeuS 9. 10. transverfuscmaigipatus, cornens, pilofus. Caput 14. fubangu-laium, infertum, oculis marginalibus renitormibus.jr 0cix 15. transverfus, fubcordatus, angulis anticisroumdat
RM2CHRE26–. Das Reizleitungenssystem des Säugetierherzens : eine anatomisch-histologische Studie über das Atrioventrikularbündel und die Purkinjeschen Fäden . / /! H. P = Pars meinbranacea septi; a = ungefähr die Mitte der Pars membranacea, wo dieAnsatzlinie des medialen Trikuspidalissegels (ab) und die des vorderen (ad) zusammentreffen;ac = die gedachte Linie, die von a senkrecht abwärts verläuft; ef = experimentäre Schnitt-wunde; K= Knoten, d. h. Vorhofsabschnitt des Verbindungsbündels; x = ungefähreAtrioventrikulargrenze; t = Teilungsstelle des Bündels in den linken breiteren {//) undden rechten s
RM2CEM94H–. Lehrbuch der Frauenkrankheiten. Conischcr Cervix (Sims). welche man meistens 510 Sterilität.Fig. 200. Fig. 201.. Beugung als Ursache derUnfruchtbarkeit. Neigung als Ursache derUnfruchtbarkeit. Krankheit nicht unterschätzen. Das zweite Stadium derselben bestehtbekanntlich in einem Erguss von Lymphe, welche sich mit der Zeitretrahirt und diese Kanäle entweder zusammenschnürt oder an einerabnormen Stelle fixirt. Bei der Dysmenorrhoea membranacea wird wegen der damit ver-bundenen periodischen Exfoliation der Uterusschleimhaut die Innen-fläche der Gebärmutter zur Aufnahme und Einbettung des Ovulu
RM2CERNN6–. Disputationes ad morborum historiam et curationem facientes / quas collegit, edidit et recensuit Albertus Hallerus.. jtjt.. Disput. McJtci? -Tract. Tom. IV. pao. ^ fykVCHLENKER de ovaihi morbo. DE VIRGINE ASCITICA&c. 33$ convenit, fi idem ex microcofmi oceano pravos humores veluti imbibe-rit , iifdem domlcilium praebuerit. Et , nifi fallor, laticis hujus ftafis ef-fecit , ut poruli vaforum nimis humectati iaxatique ultra dianietrum na-turalem fuerint ampiiati , ampliatique plus jufto copiofiorem lymphamin membranacea ovulorum receptacula eructaverint. Uti vcro guttulamguttula trudit pellitqu
RM2CDE63B–. Commentarii Academiae scientiarum imperialis Petropolitanae . CbmmeiU.^/cat^/.Jc.lcm.^lll.Tab.J^T.p./^S.. DE MELILOTO SILICLVA MEMBRANACEA COMPRESSA.A^CTORE 1. A, NOiui hiicc Akliloti fpccies cx reminibus in Sibi- Tatuia xii.ria collcdis et oUae fidili terra repletiic com-mi(Vi-i odiiiio circicer anno poll ledionem, in-figiii fibrolhriini nidiciim alte liueqiie porredarum coa-textu primo a fitu anno valde luxuriabat. Cauliciili ex vna radice plures, quatuor, quinquect fex fubinde enafcuntiir quadranguli, ex viridi pur-purafcentes, quandoque eredi, vt plurimum vero fu-pini, aut aliarum planta
RM2CDH2EY–. Illustrations of the conchology of Great Britain and Ireland . Cirrip. Ency. Brit. Sup. pi. 57. Lepas pollicipes, Mont. Test. Brit. Sup. p. 6, pi. 28, fig. 5.—Brown in Ency. Brit. vi. p. 403.PoUicipes cornucopia. Fig. 12, Variety, b, Mont. Test. Brit. Sup. p. 6, pi. 28, fr. 5; Fig. 16, 18. CINERAS vittata. CiNBRAs vittata. Variety a. Leach in Sup. Ency. Brit. Cirripedes, pi. 57, fig- 1.—Lam. v. p. 408. Lepas vittata. Brown in Ency. Brit. vi. p. 404. Cineras vittata. Fig. 17, Variety, b, Browns MSS. Lepas membranacea, Mont. Test. Brit. Sup. p. 164.—Mont, in Lin. Tr. xi. p. 182. pi. 12. fig. 2
RM2CPGG3M–. Transactions and proceedings of the New Zealand Institute . lia, 12 3 6 7 8„ Millefolium, 1 ,, distans, 1 3 Pellsea falcata, 2 3 „ rotundifolia, 12 3 6 7 8Cheilanthes tenuifolia, 12 6 7Pteris esculenta, 12345678„ tremula, 12 3 5 6 7 8,, scaberula, 12 6„ incisa, 1 2 3 6 7 8,, macilenta, 12 3 5 6 7 8,, Endlicheriana, 14 5Lomaria filiformis, 12345678procera, 12345678fluviatilis, 12 3 6 7 8,, membranacea, 1 2,, pumila, 1,, lanceolata, 12 6 7 discolor, 12 3 6 7 8,, Banksii, 6 Fraseri, 12 6 7 8Doodia media, 12 4 5 6 7 8 ,, caudata, 12 6 7 8Asplenium obtusatum, 6 lucidum, 12 3 5 6 7 8,, falcatum, 1
RMRE0M0E–. The ferns of New Zealand and its immediate dependencies, with directions for their collection and cultivation. Ferns. PLATE Y. NATURAL SIZE. 6. Lomarla membranacea 7. Mephrodiani decomposltum 8. Trlchomanes humlle 9. Polypodlum serpens. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Field, Henry Claylands, 1825-1911. London, Griffith, Farren, Okeden, and Welsh
RMRJY8NH–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. CEPHALIC AND CERVICAL PORTIONS OF THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS 433 Internal pterygoid plate Procebsub pterjgoideub (lamina medialis) I CiTcumflexus or tensor palati muscle M tensor eli palatini Membranous portion of the Eustachian tube Lamina membranacea tubae auditivae Pterygomaxillary or pterygo mandibular ligament Raphe pterjgomandibularis Buccinator muscle Mylohyoid muscle-. Levator palati muscle M. levator veli palatini ^Pharyngeal aponeurosis 'Fascia pharyngobasilaris Pterygopharyngeus muscle Buccopharyngeus muscle Mylophar3mge
RMRHKM1W–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 42 M. H. TEMKIN AND S. B. BORTOLAMI. Figure 8. Spermatozeugma of Membranipora membranacea generat- ing reverse waveforms after contacting the distal surface of an interten- tacular organ (ITO) of a maternal individual. The anterior portion of the spermatozeugma (arrow) is projecting out of the lophophore between the two distomedial tentacles. The head end of the aggregate is in contact with the distal surface of the ITO. The anterior end of the spermatozeugma is strongly curved (bracket) due to the generation of reverse wave
RMRJDFJW–. The cat : an introduction to the study of backboned animals, especially mammals. Cats; Anatomy, Comparative. 302 THE CAT, [chap. ix. A very peculiar organ lies in the floor of the canalis membranacea, which organ is termed the organ of Corti. It lies upon the basilar membrane, and is covered above by a delicate lamina, the membrana tectoria. The latter separates the organ from the cavity of the canalis membranacea with its contained endolymph. Thus this organ, with the basilar membrane below it and the membrana tectoria above it, forms a thickened floor to the relatively wide canal of the ca
![. The Algae of the Arctic Sea : a survey of the species, together with an exposition of the general characters and the development of the flora. Algae; Marine algae. KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND. 20. V" 5. 67 mark 1). I have only to add here that of the Fucaceae and Laminariacea3 the following species ought to be regarded as characteristic of this Flora: Himanthalia lorea 8), Pelvetia canaliculata, llalidrvs sili(|iiosa "). Alaria esculenta 8), Ozothallia nodosa, » membranacea, Fucus serratus, Phyllaria dermatodea, » vesieulosus, Laminaria saccharina, » spiralis, » Clu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RPXAD4/the-algae-of-the-arctic-sea-a-survey-of-the-species-together-with-an-exposition-of-the-general-characters-and-the-development-of-the-flora-algae-marine-algae-kongl-sv-vet-akademiens-handlingar-band-20-vquot-5-67-mark-1-i-have-only-to-add-here-that-of-the-fucaceae-and-laminariacea3-the-following-species-ought-to-be-regarded-as-characteristic-of-this-flora-himanthalia-lorea-8-pelvetia-canaliculata-llalidrvs-siliiiosa-quot-alaria-esculenta-8-ozothallia-nodosa-membranacea-fucus-serratus-phyllaria-dermatodea-vesieulosus-laminaria-saccharina-spiralis-clu-RPXAD4.jpg ". The Algae of the Arctic Sea : a survey of the species, together with an exposition of the general characters and the development of the flora. Algae; Marine algae. KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND. 20. V" 5. 67 mark 1). I have only to add here that of the Fucaceae and Laminariacea3 the following species ought to be regarded as characteristic of this Flora: Himanthalia lorea 8), Pelvetia canaliculata, llalidrvs sili(|iiosa "). Alaria esculenta 8), Ozothallia nodosa, » membranacea, Fucus serratus, Phyllaria dermatodea, » vesieulosus, Laminaria saccharina, » spiralis, » Clu Stock Photo")
RMRPXAD4–. The Algae of the Arctic Sea : a survey of the species, together with an exposition of the general characters and the development of the flora. Algae; Marine algae. KONGL. SV. VET. AKADEMIENS HANDLINGAR. BAND. 20. V" 5. 67 mark 1). I have only to add here that of the Fucaceae and Laminariacea3 the following species ought to be regarded as characteristic of this Flora: Himanthalia lorea 8), Pelvetia canaliculata, llalidrvs sili(|iiosa "). Alaria esculenta 8), Ozothallia nodosa, » membranacea, Fucus serratus, Phyllaria dermatodea, » vesieulosus, Laminaria saccharina, » spiralis, » Clu
RMRDY5PB–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. 876 THE SENSE ORGANS AND SKIN OF THE HORSE and the greater part of the incus; (3) a relatively large ventral recess in the bulla ossea. The lateral, membranous wall (Paries membranacea) is formed largely by the thin membrana tympani, which closes-the medial end of the external acoustic meatus, and thus forms the septum between the external and middle parts of the ear. The membrane is an oval disc, which slopes ventro-medially at an angle of about 30 degrees mth the lower wall of the external acoustic meatus. The circumference is attac
RMRGP7Y6–. Bulletin de la Société géologique de France. Geology. Fig. 19. — Nichtina. — Type : N. membranacea (L.), o, zoécies normales ; b, tubes ovariens? (d'après HinclîS) ; c, operculum (d'après V^aters). G. Crépis J. Jullien 1882.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Société géologique de France. Paris : La Société
RMRN5XAK–. The anatomy of the domestic animals. Veterinary anatomy. 876 THE SENSE ORGANS AND SKIN OF THE HORSE antl the greater part of tlie incus; (3) a relatively large ventral recess in the bulla ossea. The lateral, membranous wall (Paries membranacea) is formed largely by the thin membrana tympani, which closes the medial end of the external acoustic meatus, and thus forms the septum lietween the external and middle parts of the ear. The membrane is an oval disc, which slopes ventro-mcdially at an angle of about 30 degrees with the lower wall of the external acoustic meatus. The circumference is at
RMRHKM33–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 40 M. H TEMKIN AND S. B. BORTOLAMI. Figure 5. Propagation of reverse waveforms along the axonemes from the tips to the bases in a Membranipora membranacea spermatozeugma within the paternal coelom. Images are 10 ms apart, (a-j) The movement of a reverse waveform (arrow) from the midpoint of the nonadhering midpiece region toward the head end of the spermatozeugma. The white bracket and * in (a) indicate the curvature of the spermatozeugma occur- ring near the junction of the nonadhering and adhering portions of the midpieces
RMRDY809–. The anatomy of the domestic animals . Veterinary anatomy. THE LUNGS 551 five U-shaped rings; the ends of the rings do not meet dorsally, so that here the trachea has a membranous wall (Paries membranacea), and is composed of a layer of transverse smooth muscle-fibers outside of the rings, the fibrous membrane, and the mucous membrane. The stem-bronchi diverge at an obtuse angle, and each divides into two branches before entering the lung, but the ramification differs in the two lungs. In the right lung the anterior bronchus goes to the apical lobe, and the stem- bronchus gives off a branch t
RMRJY88R–. Atoll research bulletin. Coral reefs and islands; Marine biology; Marine sciences. O STACHYTARPHETA INDICA IPOMOEA PES-CAPRAE + BLUMEA MEMBRANACEA SPINIFEX LITTOREUS KYLLINGA MONOCEPHALA SEA GRASS BED 1 KM Figure 2. Kavaratti Island. Diagrammatic representation of the distribution of some terrestrial plants.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Smithsonian Institution. Press; National Research Council (U. S. )
RMRDXWAH–. Ferns: British & foreign. The history, organography, classification, and enumeration of the species of garden ferns with a treatise on their cultivation, etc. etc. Ferns. C3 FEENS : njEITISII AND FOltEIGN. pinnatifid, generally membranous, flaccid, 1-3 feet long. Veins compound anastomosing ; primary veins costseform, elevated or internal, generally flexuose, sometimes obsolete. Receptacles compital, superficial. Sori round, or by confluence oblong or linear, irregular or obliquely 1-2-serial. 1. C. membranacea, /. Sm. Polypodium membranaceum, Bon. Polypodium hemionitideum, Wall.; Lovie'
RMRHKM5P–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. 36 M. H. TEMK1N AND S. B. BORTOLAMI M. nieiiibriimicen colonies typically are functionally simul- taneous hermaphrodites, and sperm in spermatozeugmata are transferred from paternal to maternal zooids through the water column (Temkin, 1994). Like those of other gymno- laemate bryozoans. the spermatogonia of M. membranacea migrate into the perivisceral coelom from the peritoneum of the body wall, or funiculus (a network of strand-like ele- ments of the circulatory system), and form syncytial masses of spermatocytes around cyt
![. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 498 URINARY ORGANS Mucous folds, or rugse of the bladder Plicaa mucosas Mercier's bar Ureteric fold' Plica ureterica Internal orifice of the urethra Orificium urethrje internum Prostate glandâProstata Prostatic utricle'' â- Utriculus prostaticu: Orifice of the common seminal orâ ejaculatory duct Second, membranous, or muscular portion of the urethra Pars membranacea urethrae. .lixtemal layer tratum externum - -Middle layer of the musculai' Stratum medium] '""'^^ muscularis Mucous membrane of the bladdei Tunica mucosa v Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJY5ER/an-atlas-of-human-anatomy-for-students-and-physicians-anatomy-498-urinary-organs-mucous-folds-or-rugse-of-the-bladder-plicaa-mucosas-merciers-bar-ureteric-fold-plica-ureterica-internal-orifice-of-the-urethra-orificium-urethrje-internum-prostate-glandprostata-prostatic-utricle-utriculus-prostaticu-orifice-of-the-common-seminal-or-ejaculatory-duct-second-membranous-or-muscular-portion-of-the-urethra-pars-membranacea-urethrae-lixtemal-layer-tratum-externum-middle-layer-of-the-musculai-stratum-medium-quotquot-muscularis-mucous-membrane-of-the-bladdei-tunica-mucosa-v-RJY5ER.jpg ". An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 498 URINARY ORGANS Mucous folds, or rugse of the bladder Plicaa mucosas Mercier's bar Ureteric fold' Plica ureterica Internal orifice of the urethra Orificium urethrje internum Prostate glandâProstata Prostatic utricle'' â- Utriculus prostaticu: Orifice of the common seminal orâ ejaculatory duct Second, membranous, or muscular portion of the urethra Pars membranacea urethrae. .lixtemal layer tratum externum - -Middle layer of the musculai' Stratum medium] '""'^^ muscularis Mucous membrane of the bladdei Tunica mucosa v Stock Photo")
RMRJY5ER–. An atlas of human anatomy for students and physicians. Anatomy. 498 URINARY ORGANS Mucous folds, or rugse of the bladder Plicaa mucosas Mercier's bar Ureteric fold' Plica ureterica Internal orifice of the urethra Orificium urethrje internum Prostate glandâProstata Prostatic utricle'' â- Utriculus prostaticu: Orifice of the common seminal orâ ejaculatory duct Second, membranous, or muscular portion of the urethra Pars membranacea urethrae. .lixtemal layer tratum externum - -Middle layer of the musculai' Stratum medium] '""'^^ muscularis Mucous membrane of the bladdei Tunica mucosa v
RMRGARFW–. Bulletin of the Southern California Academy of Sciences. Science; Natural history; Natural history. Figure 1. Memhranipora membranacea showing spinules on membrane surface and tower cell. Figure 2. Memhranipora villosa. Zooids of young colony, chitinous spinules on membrane surface and long spines near margin of zooecia. Abbreviations: s, spine; sp, spinule; tc, tower cell.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work..
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